Costs $30 on Easy, $35 on Medium, and $40 on Hard.
Each blob can slow down 20 Bloons before disappearing.
Monkey Glue: A blob of glue that can be placed on the track to slow Bloons down on contact. Costs $25 to use on Easy, and $30 on Medium and Hard. Each pile has 10 spikes, and one spike is used up every time a Bloon touches the pile. Road Spikes: A pile of spikes that can be placed on the track to pop Bloons on contact. Monkey Beacon: A radio tower that buffs the attack range of nearby towers. Super Monkey: A superhero monkey who throws darts at an incredibly fast rate. Costs $615 on Easy, $740 on Medium, and $785 on Hard. Costs $440 on Easy, $525 on Medium, and $555 on Hard. Cannon: Shoots bombs at Bloons, creating explosions that damage any Bloon caught in the blast. Costs $255 on Easy, $360 on Medium, and $460 on Hard. Ice Ball: A magic ball of ice that periodically unleashes blasts of frost, freezing any Bloon caught in its range. Costs $510 on Easy, $610 on Medium, and $650 on Hard. Spike-o-pult: A catapult that hurls giant spiky balls at Bloons. Each boomerang can hit up to two Bloons at a time. Boomerang Thrower: A monkey that throws boomerangs which follow a curved path back to the Boomerang Thrower. Costs $305 on Easy, $365 on Medium, and $390 on Hard. Tack Shooter: A machine that shoots tacks in eight directions. Costs $215 on Easy, $255 on Medium, and $280 on Hard. Dart Monkey: A normal monkey that throws darts at Bloons. Factory Track (Track #8): An industrial factory area with several conveyor belt paths that intersect at various points. Circuit Track (Track #7): A track set on top of a circuit board, featuring a circular path around the board. Lava Track (Track #6): A volcanic wasteland with a track that starts as three paths which merge into one in the middle. Candy Track (Track #5): A track set in a candy wonderland, featuring a frosting path arranged in the shape of a monkey. Ice Track (Track #4): A track consisting of two twisty rivers running through a snowy area. Techno Track (Track #3): A track set in some high-tech area. This track is similar to the Grass Track but doesn't have as many twists. Dirt Track (Track #2): A dirt field featuring a partially built road that's currently under construction - it has a few gaps, but the Bloons will simply fly over them as they follow the road to the exit. Grass Track (Track #1): A grassy field featuring a dirt path with lots of twists and turns where you can strategically place towers. Beating a track on this difficulty earns you a Gold Medal for that track. Hard: You start with 50 lives, all towers and upgrades are more expensive than normal, and all Bloons move even faster than normal. Beating a track on this difficulty earns you a Silver Medal for that track. Medium: You start with 75 lives, all towers and upgrades have their normal prices, and all Bloons move faster than normal. Beating a track on this difficulty earns you a Bronze Medal for that track. 
Easy: You start with 100 lives, all towers and upgrades are cheaper than normal, and all Bloons move at their normal speeds.Some Bloons can be popped with relative ease, but others can resist some types of attacks from your towers. Each tower type has its own method of attack, and can be upgraded to increase its lethality against the Bloons.
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You start out with $650 and a set number of lives depending on the difficulty level, and must use that money along with the money earned from popping Bloons to set up a solid defense using the different tower types in your arsenal in order to beat all 50 rounds - after beating the 50th round, you have the option to either return to the main menu or keep playing in Free Play mode to see how far you can get. The game is played on one of eight different tracks that you can choose at the start of the game after choosing a track, you get to choose the desired difficulty level and then the game begins.
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